Day 2- Understanding Vietnamese Personal Pronouns

What is the Vietnamese personal pronoun for 'I'?

• mình

• tôi

• ta

• bạn

Translate the English pronoun 'you' into Vietnamese.

• ông

• bạn

• cậu

• mày

Which pronoun would you use to refer to a group of people in Vietnamese?

• các bạn

• các ông

• các em

• các bạn bè

What is the formal way to say 'he' in Vietnamese( the person is older and male) ?

• ông

• bạn

• anh

• cậu

How do you say 'we' in Vietnamese when including the listener?

• mình

• ta

• chúng ta

• chúng tôi

Identify the Vietnamese pronoun used for 'they' in a formal context.

• bạn

• mình

• các bạn

• họ

What is the difference between 'mày' and 'bạn' in Vietnamese?

• Both 'mày' and 'bạn' are used interchangeably in all contexts.

• 'Mày' is used for addressing elders, while 'bạn' is for peers.

• 'Mày' is always polite, while 'bạn' is informal.

• 'Mày' is informal and can be rude, while 'bạn' is neutral and polite.

Which pronoun would you use to address an elder in Vietnamese?

• chị

• cô

• em

• ông or bà

Translate 'she' into Vietnamese and explain its usage.

• cô ta

• cô ấy ấy

• cô

• cô ấy

What is the significance of using the correct pronoun in Vietnamese culture?

• Pronouns have no impact on social interactions in Vietnam.

• All pronouns are interchangeable regardless of context.

• Using the correct pronoun is irrelevant in casual conversations.

• Using the correct pronoun is significant as it shows respect and acknowledges social hierarchy.